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This week’s auction roundup features the exclusive lots available at Bond Wolfe's and Strettons’ October auctions, and a new mention in...

Multinational universal bank Barclays will join Housing Growth Partnership as the two new funding partners at Pocket Living’s Waltham Forest scheme. HGP is a...

This week’s auction roundup sees record toppers from Bond Wolfe Auctions and Strettons, a particularly unusual lot on sale via Pugh, and...

If you’re an investor with an asset you’re keen to get rid of, you’ll be eager to know where the best...

Bristol is home to Britain’s top property hotspot, as well as six of the top 10 places outside of London, according...

The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t put a hold on major new developments and regeneration projects taking place across the UK. Here, we...

Before the coronavirus pandemic took hold, there could be no denying that Build to Rent (BTR) was the biggest property market...

It’s impossible to know for sure what the major investment trends will be for the next decade, but if recent trends...

In the penultimate part of this ongoing series on the capital’s regeneration hotspots, Property Investor Today explores one of North London’s...

Co-living is currently a nascent market in the UK – still highly niche, albeit growing – but there are signs that...

European investment platform Henderson Park and leading Build to Rent developer Greystar have announced the acquisition of a site at the...

This week Legal & General - one of the biggest players in the emerging Build to Rent sector - has announced...

The catalogue for Strettons' February auction is now available to view online, the property firm has revealed. The national property auction is...

Funding has been agreed on a prime Build to Rent (BTR) development site in Birmingham, Legal & General announced recently. The site,...

Legal & General has started work on its North London Build to Rent (BTR) scheme, the firm recently announced. The development, which will...

Despite weakening growth in the capital, where values are around 80% higher than in 2009, there are still plenty of good...